High school students are warned of rape risks

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Josie Brown had met a young man on MySpace whom would later be described as handsome and charming. She quickly shared her personal information with him and met him for a date. Just over two years ago, her body was found in a roadside ditch.

Nurse Linda Kelly used this and other true stories to teach Baltimore County students the importance of taking precautions, because you can?t tell if someone is a rapist by looking at them. “They don?t have horns and a tail,” she said. They look like everyone else.

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